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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1937
Page
4
South Leads In Furniture Output With Record Growth
Analysis of Census figures shows North Carolina and Virginia dominate case goods production. Southern states Georgia South Carolina and Tennessee have increased emphasis on bedrooms and dining room lines. Despite a 30 percent gain last year overall furniture remains half of 1929 consumer share, suggesting several years of rising volume as prices stay below 1929 levels. The South moves toward becoming a key national supplier in home furnishings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
North Carolina
Virginia
Indiana
California
Georgia
South Carolina
Tennessee
A Fine Airport Shaping Greensboro High Point Aviation Center
The Friendship airport project reflects credit on Greensboro and High Point as the county’s forthcoming air hub. Officials note excellent flying conditions, strategic location, and natural advantages that position the region to become a premier aviation center in the Southeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Greensboro
Friendship
Greensboro-High Point
Guilford County Expands Air Facilities Linking Markets
iS nearing completion should prove an immediate stimulus to air-mindedness and air travel Guilford county has undertaken a useful service in providing facilities for airplane service that brings this important center of business and commerce nearer markets in all directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford County
PARTY POLICY RATHER THAN SABOTAGE
Local Republicans refuse official ties to the Civil Service, framing it as policy not sabotage. Proponents push to strike the minority representation requirement from the five member commission, arguing the sentence should allow two minority seats. The paper, while disagreeing with civil service principles, urges a fair chance for the system to prove its usefulness.
Have-A-Heart campaign provides free lunches in bad weather
Community praise for the Have-A-Heart drive as 430 children in schools will receive free lunches during harsh weather. Backers claim the program strengthens bodies, supports education, and improves daily focus amid hunger.
Election reforms inch toward passage in Raleigh report
A Raleigh dispatch notes a push to move the primary from Saturday to Tuesday, extend polls from six a m to seven p m, and create statewide registration. The reforms, part of Ehringhaus era recommendations, passed the Democratic committee but faced resistance in some legislative panels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Ehringhaus
Democratic Executive Committee
Senate
Elections Laws Committee
Roper warns sitdown strikes risk private property seizure
Secretary of Commerce D. C. Roper calls sitdown strikes a serious challenge to private property and predicts they will not be long tolerated by the courts. He stresses the gravity of actions that aim to seize control of private property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Commerce
D. C. Roper
Quote from Earl Carroll on beauty and worry
A media quote notes that any girl who can quit worrying adds 50 percent to her beauty, attributed to Earl Carroll the showman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Carroll
Ford's price move and industry hopes amid strikes
The piece notes Henry Ford would lower prices rather than add a self starter, while examining how strikes affect auto production. It cites John Q. Public wanting an industrial plan to restart car flow, and lauds figures like Representative R L Coughton and Mr Dough ton as capable statesmen. It mentions Franklin D Roosevelt and Farmer Bob as trusted leaders in their districts.
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Henry Ford
John Q. Public
R. L. Coughton
Roosevelt
Mr. Doughton
Garner
Bob
North Carolina
Franklin D
France seeks U S bank agency for coupon payments
The French government aims to set up a banking agency in the United States to handle coupon payments on a proposed French loan. Congress has registered objections. The piece argues the nation will negotiate with England and France if they begin payments on debts from the prior war, noting their ability to raise arms funds but lingering WWI losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Congress of the
Turkey
England
France
Steel Peace 18 Victory for Common Sense
Bruce Catton argues the steel industry shows a rare compromise amid history. The article notes a top U S Steel unit signing a union pact and John L Lewis praising Myron Co Taylor, marking a shift toward harmony and a prosperous era for steel workers and the industry. It includes a Pennsylvania driving license ruling and ends with Sir Samuel Hoare praising shipbuilding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Catton
Mexico
U. S. Steel
John L. Lewis
Myron Co. Taylor
Lewis
Steel
Wars Become Purely Economic in Origin Says Baruch
The quotation argues that modern warfare stems from economic motives and that victory or defeat both lead to loss, reflecting Baruch's view that wars are driven by financial interests rather than purely ideological aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard M. Baruch
Roosevelt Stands Alone Among Presidents in Style
A New York tailor I H Milhouer says Mr Roosevelt is the only president in the last twenty years whose formal clothes have not looked worn by age or use, praising his attire and image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
I. H. Milhouer
New York
Baseball layoff voiced by Dizzy Dean against publicity
Dizzy Dean expresses fatigue with the baseball season and its publicity as he lays out for the year. He voices a desire to step back from media attention and focus on personal priorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dizzy Dean
Fireman Courage Emphasized By Civil Service Leader
F B Libby president of the New York Civil Service Forum cites ability and courage as outstanding fireman qualities while stressing practical training and composure during high rises rescues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Libby
New York Civil Service Forum
WPA Roll Cuts Meet Administration Plan in Budget Talks
Washington reports Roosevelt Hopkins and the Budget Bureau grapple with relief funding as WPA rolls hover over 2.1 million. The plan calls for shrinking to 1.6 million by June while avoiding arbitrary cuts and relying on private industry absorption and recovery, with floods and regional quotas complicating progress.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Harry Hopkins
Budget Bureau
Congress
WPA
Hopkins
Law of the Pack tag debated if presidents legislate
If the president's court legislation passes, opponents will label it the Law of the Pack. The phrase signals partisan framing and fear of unchecked executive power amid legal shifts.
Willie Explains Dependent Exemption in Homework Example
In the seasonal note, Willie describes how exemptions for dependents entered his home work example. The piece highlights tax terms and practical uses for students studying family allowances.
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Willie
Problem Child Ignored as Gnewers Guide the Day
A terse quip notes that critics blame the problem child who knows all the gnewers, highlighting a paradoxical blame shift toward the knowledgeable youth in a lighthearted column.
University scientist thaws frozen goldfish 652 times in 10 days
A New York university researcher once a janitor reportedly froze and thawed goldfish 652 times over ten days. The startling experiment drew attention to comparative physiology and the effects of repeated freezing on living tissue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York University
Glamorous stage feats and dapper darlings of New York
New York gossip notes enthusiasts react to stage stunts from Lillian Lorraine’s rose swing to Beatrice Lillie’s comic moon ride. Max Schmeling is praised for refined style, while fencing and gourmets mingle with sabres and wine lists at Waldorf rooms. Notables Whitney Warren, Frank Crowninshield, Jules Bache and J. P. Morgan are cited as trenchermen of distinction.
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New York
Ziegfeld
Lillian Lorraine
Paris
Dainty Marie
Eric Dresser
Cain's
Winter Garden
Beatrice Lillie
Colony
Mascotte
Whitney Warren
Frank Crowninshield
Jules Bache
J. P. Morgan
Debutante Party Announcer Sought by New York
A quirky piece notes the city’s long favored debutante party announcer who served in formal English style for years, earning $10 per party as a steadfast presence in elegant social events.
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New Yorks
Traffic Laws and Public Notices Mixed in Day’s News
Attorney J Allen Austin defends a client cited for speeding and reckless driving calling NC law a maze of technicalities. Commissioner Archie Myatt counters with the prosecutor’s view. Judge Meekins to lecture at High Point College May 23. R E Snow will not seek re election as councilman. A parish banquet for St Marys church honors the Y M C A basketball team with John C Abele as speaker. City charter amendments propose a new council and non partisan primary with top two in each ward advancing. Mrs Claude Reitzel heads to New York to join Dr Reitzel. others attend funerals and report health updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Allen Austin
North Carolina
Archie Myatt
Isaac M. Meekins
Elizabeth City
High Point College
R. Ex Snow
Claude Reitzel
New York
Reitzel
R. M. Andrews
Grace M. YP. Church
Greensboro
W. R. Lowdermilk
Grace Bencini
Greensboro College For
Congress adjourns after extra session unlikely
A brief notes an extra session is certain, a fierce battle on the French front has begun, and a plan to move inauguration day from March 4 to the last Tuesday in April is under consideration. President Wilson, suffering a severe cold from inauguration exposure on March 6, remains ill.
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Uxtra
Wilson
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